Crackling in lungs and dry cough

When pneumonia or bronchitis is the cause of your bibasilar crackles and you see your doctor early on, your outlook is good and the condition is often curable.

The longer you wait to get treatment, the more severe and serious your infection may become. Untreated pneumonia may become life-threatening.

Crackles in lungs indicate

Other causes of crackles, such as pulmonary edema and interstitial lung disease, may require long-term treatment and hospitalization at some point. These conditions can often be controlled and slowed down with medications and lifestyle changes.

It’s also important to address the causes of the disease. The earlier you begin treatment, the better your outlook. Contact your doctor at the first signs of lung infection or lung disease.

Follow these tips to promote lung health and help prevent bibasilar crackles:

• Don’t smoke.
• Limit your exposure to environmental and occupational toxins.
• If you must work in a toxic environment, cover your mouth and nose with a mask.
• Prevent infection by washing your hands frequently.
• Avoid
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